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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1960

Page

3

Dana Dorsts Wed 50 Years

Mr and Mrs Dana Dorst 621 W Oak observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Wednesday. Dana E Dorst and Dora R Anderson married May 18 1910 in Salina. They lived in McPherson Hillsboro and Chanute before settling here 31 years ago. Dorst co owned Smoke House Recreation 23 years and is retired. They have a daughter Delight Rogers of San Diego.

Dana Dorst W. Oak Drisdell Dana E. Dorst Dora R. Anderson Salina McPherson Hillsboro Chanute Dorst Smoke House Recreation Dorsts Delight Rogers San Diego Rogers

Sailor Success Patterns for Kids Debuts in The Chanute Tribune

Alice Brooks promotes a sailor dress pattern for children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with easy-sew middy style and star anchor embroidery. Readers mail 30 cents plus cents for pattern and 1st class postage to The Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept New York. Also announces 1960 needlecraft book with three free patterns and home crafts ideas, requests 25 cents.

Alice Brooks Chanute Tribune Household Arts Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York WN. Y

Social calendar highlights Lincoln area clubs and events

May 17 1960 calendar lists Lincoln PTA Study Group covered dish luncheon North Shelter House Santa Fe Park 1 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Odd Fellows Hall 1 p.m. Rainbow for Girls Masonic Temple initiation 6 30 p.m. Christian Women’s Fellowship Guild Christian church 7 30 p.m. Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters hall 9 a.m. Ladies Day Country club golf 9 a.m. luncheon 12 noon bridge golf afternoon Lioness Club Mrs Gene Geyer 1111 Evergreen 7 30 p.m. Westminster class Presbyterian church Mrs T W Boman 20 N High Wand 7 30 p.m. May 18 Friendly Thimble club Mrs Bertha Stratton 502 W Ist 2 p.m. Wilson class First Methodist church party 7 30 p.m. United Presbyterian Women executive board 1 p.m. general meeting 2 p.m. Mrs Gayle Sunday program leader Woman’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist training day officers 1 30 p.m.

Lincoln Pta North Shelter House Santa Fe Park Patriarchs Militant Odd Fellows Hall Rainbow Masonic Temple Christian Women’s Fellowship Guild Christian Church Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenters Hall Lioness Club Gene Geyer Evergreen Westminister Presbyterian Church T. W. Boman N. High Wand Friendly Thimble Club Bertha Stratton W. Ist Wilson First Methodist Church United Presbyterian Women Gayle Woman's Society of Christian Service

Hobby Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Kay at Maple Leaf Tearoom

Mrs E L Kay hosted the Hobby Club gathering Friday at Maple Leaf Tearoom with Mrs Frank Hotchkiss presiding. Antiques were identified and Edna Strohm led a lesson on Historial Collections citing Henry Sbood Museum and Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan. Eight guests and 12 members attended. Leslie Matthews of Newton joined. The table featured iris blooms and candles. The next luncheon is set for 1 p.m. June 3 with Mrs Hotchkiss.

E. L. Kay Maple Leaf Tearoom Hobby Club Frank Hotchkiss Edna Strohm Henry Sbood Greenfield Village Dearborn Mich Leslie Matthews Newton Kay Hotchkiss

Cottage Oak Unit Observes Guest Day

Cottage Oak Home Demonstration unit held Guest Day on May 11 at Mrs. Russell Miller's rural Humboldt home. Seven members seven children and four guests attended along with four officers. Mrs. Huffmaster led Color in the Home. a canning lesson is planned for June 15 at the Iola Court House. next meeting is June 8 with Mrs. Ethel Ladd.

Cottage Oak Russell Miller Humboldt Mmes James Milholland Cline Stanley Kenneth Gibson Farrel Purdon Fort Scott Carl Huffmaster Iola Court House Ethel Ladd

Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying

An advertisement urges consumers to shop wisely by checking product claims, prices, and seller reliability. It promotes evaluating warranties and return policies to avoid scams and ensure informed purchases.

Manufactured Situations Would Indeed Be Pale

A reader asks if Ann Landers fabricates letters and cites columns about a wife suing for wages and a husband who must wear a chauffeur’s uniform. Ann defends that real news stories surpass fiction, then advises on a bitter husband’s letters, and confirms proper doctor use for dentists.

Ann Landers X-Ray Buster

Layette Shower For Mrs Barker in Santa Fe Park

Mrs Frank Barker was honored at a baby shower in Santa Fe park hosted by Mrs Arthur Dwinell Mrs Ray Stout Mrs Bob Uden and Mrs Carl Clark. Gifts decor on a table centered with a doll. games were played with prizes won by Mrs Alfred Trent Mrs Kenneth Patterson Jr Mrs Tom Kress and Mr Bill Nielson.

Frank Barker Santa Fe Park Mmes Arthur Dwinell Ray Stout Bob Uden Carl Clark Alfred Trent Kenneth Patterson Jr Tom Kress Bill Nielson Viola Miller Mines Vicki and Randy Larry Cleaver Barry Wayne Lon Byers Floyd Schultz Lon Clark Ted Byers Janice Kay Dottie Morris George Barker Frankie Russell Kathy Bob Carlson Marvin Seefeldt Dell Dupuy Jake Byers Harold Casper David Deanna Danny Uden Marietta Barker Randy Stout Chanute Joe Merriman Jim Casper Hanna Linhart Wichita Walter Dwinnell Chapman Piqua Roland Thompson Timmy Iola Jeanette Whitworth Ben Carmichael Lewis Walker Elmer Kueser Jewell Green C. F. Disney Ralph Puckett Earl Schultz Billy Beck

Shower honors Miss Whitworth before June wedding

Jeanette Whitworth, to wed Larry Byers of Chanute on June 12, was feted at a Santa Fe Park bridal shower. Hostesses were Mrs Roland Thompson and Mrs Allen Mauk. Guests and gift table with a miniature bride doll were noted, with gifts sent from Chanute and Wichita friends.

Jeanette Whitworth Larry Byers Chanute Santa Fe Park Roland Thompson Allen Mauk Edwin Byers Janice Kay Byers Miss Whitworth Ira Whitworth Randy Mauk Mmes Ray Stout Robert Dwinell Arthur Dwinell Bob Uden Jake Byers Len Byers Frank Barker Dottie Morris Jim Morris Clarence Everly Lewis Clark Sharlena Everly Connie Clark Mines Frank Russell Kenneth Patterson Jr Carl Clark Jack Manion Bee Carmichael Mabel Clark Ethel Merriman Jimmy Casper Wichita

Elks Honor 14 Birthdays at Club Dinner and Card Party

The Elks club held a covered dish dinner and card party Saturday night honoring 14 May birthdays. Hosts were Carl Wortman Scherel Booe and Ray Smith. Winners in canasta pinochle and bridge were named among both women and men with multiple firsts and seconds.

The Elks Club Carl Wortman Scherel Booe Ray Smith George Lightfoot Harold Moore Pete Osterfelt Arthur Duerson Ed Parr Lester Purdy J. D. Keath Shelton Propst A. G. Endsley Virginia Smith Charles J. Berthot Charles Gearhart Robert E. Ramsey Robert Ramsey Wortman Fd Hardendorf Canasta Hazel Rickel Propst Mmes Gearhart Ramsey Earl Trussell Robert Smith Maude Hudson Lou Darlington Roberta DeBolt

TWO IN ONE PATTERN TEENS DANCING SKIRT FASHION

Marion Martin Teen Patterns offer a dashing collar or square neckline to top a dancing skirt with a new elongated waistline. Pattern 9054 in teen sizes 10 12 14 16 requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 12 with collar. Send 35 cents plus extra for first class mailing to Marion Martin Pattern Dept New York. Just out catalogs advertise 109 styles across occasions at 19469 Spring Summer.

Marian Martin Marion Martin Chanute Tribune West 18Th St New York WN. Y

AAUW to Hold Year End Meeting in Santa Fe Park

The American Association of University Women plans a 6 30 p m picnic supper Wednesday at Santa Fe Park. C H Watkins UNESCO state chairman will outline plans to bring a Mexican girl to study next year at Chanute Junior College. The student will be sponsored by UNESCO and AAUW.

American Association of University Women Santa Fe Park C. H. Watkins Unesco Chanute Junior College AAUW

Watkins to discuss sponsored Mexico trip for next winter

January sponsored trip to Mexico will be shown with photographs. Watkins will present the trip and explore possibilities for a similar excursion next winter.

Mexico Watkins

Installation Luncheon For Merry Mothers Club

The Merry Mothers held its annual installation luncheon at the Maple Leaf on Thursday with Mrs. Gene Bilyeu and Mrs. Dean Sutcliffe as hostesses. Bilyeu, retiring president, turned the gavel over to Mrs. Jack Haight, 1960-61 president, and Sutcliffe presented a club gift to Bilyeu.

Merry Mothers Club Maple Leaf Gene Bilyeu Dean Sutcliffe Bilyeu Jack Haight Sutcliffe Haight Richard Markham Gerald Thompson Don Buckner John Fehr Santa Fe Park

Whitteberrys Honor Son on Birthday Dinner

Dr. and Mrs. JS Whitteberry hosted a birthday dinner at 220 W. 3rd for their son Dr. Joe T. Whitteberry of Lola. Attending were his wife Alice, children Linda Cheryl and Joe of Lola, and guests Jack Parkins Randy Jeff and Jerry Finch of Chanute.

JS Whitteberry Joe T. Whitteberry Lola Alice Linda Cheryl Joe Jack Parkins Randy Jeff Jerry Finch Chanute

Gift etiquette on newborn announcements

The piece notes there is no obligation to give a gift for a newborn birth. If affordability or closeness to the parents prevents gifting, a congratulatory card or handwritten note is appropriate.

Engagement Ring Etiquette and Tea Hostess Manners

A reader asks about wearing a diamond ring on the engagement finger though not engaged and is told not out of order yet likely to explain to friends. A hostess question about greeting guests at an afternoon tea is answered: a gracious hostess shakes hands with arriving guests.

New Library Adds Many 1959 Outstanding Books

Marguerite Barrett, librarian, lists new library acquisitions including titles on psychiatry religion and history. Selections for outstanding books of 1959 cover Historical Dramas Memorable Novels and Lives and Experiences with authors Bristow Caldwell Michener Hart Roosevelt Leech and Packard among others.

Public Marguerite Barrett King Tsychiatry Linn Leavy Keats Leach Martin Leibowitz Leibowitz,”” Miller, “Distant Trumpet,” Horgan, “‘la Vida Espanola Marin Marsh Johnson Celia Garth Bristow Celia Charleston Swamp Fox Caldwell Lucanus St. Luke Westcott Henry VII Catherine Parr Drury Washington Hailey Hawaii Michener Hawai Leech Holbrook America D-Day Ryan Europe Packard

Local social notices from Earlton area gatherings

Dorothy Dig Hero guests at Tik Tok luncheon in Humboldt. Numerous visits and dinners reported among Bass, Scribner, Abbott, Bass families and friends from Chanute Coffeyville Wichita Parsons Urbana Urbana Longton and other towns. Patricia Bailey birthday party May 6 with several local children present.

R. W. Emerson Elsie Fuller Mabel Fox Mabel McNary Omaha Neb Charity Wells Dallas Tex Rea McNary James Standridge Parsons A. J. Morehead Paul Taylor Rosalia Ratliff Pittsburg Russell Abbott Clint Ruhl Coffeyville Thad Clements Vicky and Linda Blackwell Okla Elmer Gibson Glenda Gibson Phyllis MacKinsey Larry Gibson

Menu Suggestion Pineapple Garnish Components

A recipe note proposes six slices of canned pineapple with enough pineapple syrup to cover them and a few drops of juice or flavoring to finish. The item reads as a compact garnish idea for dessert or cocktails.

Pineapple Slices with Mint Green Watercress Garnish

Drain pineapple slices, color syrup with green coloring and mint flavoring, cover with syrup and chill four hours. Drain and pat dry, arrange at one end of a meat platter with watercress sprigs centered on each slice. Serves six.

Local Social News from Chenute Tribune May 1960

Sunday visits and Monday calls fill Cha­nu­te area as families such as Ball Allen Abbott Hawke Bradshaw and Taylor host and visit relatives. Attendees include Hershel Straw Nola Ellison and Pattman with May Fellowship Day and combined WSWS events noted.

Ola Ball Frank Allen Bill Abbott Russell Abbott Myrtle Pateman Denver Julius Hawke Ed Bradshaw Val Price Newton Nola Ellison Paul Taylor Richard Schuster Mike Parkville Alva McLaren Hershel Straw Raymond Fickel Urbana Evangelical United Brethren Church Myrtle Pattman Julius Hanke Ethel Bradshaw

Two AEC members resign as Eisenhower names Olson

The White House announced two Atomic Energy Commission members will resign. John Williams cites a serious illness, and John Floberg leaves for personal reasons. Loren Keith Olson of Sumner Maryland is nominated to fill Floberg’s term through June 30, 1962. Williams’s resignation takes effect June 30.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission White House John H. Williams John F. Floberg Eisenhower Loren Keith Olson Sumner Floberg Olson AEC Williams

Hays Woman Heads Kansas BPW

Velma Woo ter of Hays was installed as president of the Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women. New officers include Elsie Borck Marysville Wilma Rose Newton as vice presidents Dorothy Sylvester Wichita recording secretary Thelma Connelley Colby treasurer Glenn Gray Meade High School received the $800 scholarship. she plans to attend Wichita University or Fort Hays Kansas State College. Modern Italy unified by King Victor Emmanuel I in 1869.

Wichita (Ap Velma Wooeter Hays Kansas Federation of Business and Professional Women Elsie Borck Marysville Wilma Rose Newton Dorothy Sylvester Wichita Thelma Connelley Colby Glenn Gray Meade High School Kansas Wichita University Fort Hays Kansas State College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dana Dorsts Bank of Commerce BANK Chanute, Kas F.D.I.C Ann B.D Duke Throckmorton Swineburn Layette Mrs. Barker Elks EL A Phillips Jewelry Tioga Hotel Bidg Merry Mothers Whitteberrys Library Here Earlton Mr. and Mrs Delmar Eastburn Aitison's Chenute Italy Victor Emmanuel I S. Kansas Joon Universes Unitity Willys Motors Babcock Motors East Main
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